Gold Star Veterans : Ohio Vietnam War

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Name State Date War Branch
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William Paul Burgoon
OH 01-19-1968 Vietnam Marines
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James Edward Burke
OH 02-14-1970 Vietnam Marines
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James Robert Burke
OH 05-02-1968 Vietnam Marines
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Bruce Wayne Burkes
OH 06-05-1968 Vietnam Marines
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Thomas Edward Burlile
OH 11-15-1965 Vietnam Army
386
Gary Wayne Burnette
OH 07-19-1967 Vietnam Marines
387
John Francis Burns
OH 10-20-1966 Vietnam Marines
388
Robert Nelson Burroughs
OH 07-08-1968 Vietnam Marines
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Walter L Burroughs
OH 05-17-1966 Vietnam Army
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Cecil Wayne Burton
OH 08-24-1965 Vietnam Marines
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Johnny Edward Burton
OH 02-18-1967 Vietnam Army
392
Ronald Dean Busby
OH 08-08-1968 Vietnam Army
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Jon Thomas Busch
OH 06-08-1967 Vietnam Air Force
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Marvin William Bussey
OH 05-02-1967 Vietnam Army
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David Austin Butcher
OH 05-08-1970 Vietnam Army
396
Albert Michael Butsko
OH 09-10-1967 Vietnam Navy
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Clayton Henry Byers Jr
OH 05-24-1967 Vietnam Marines
398
Marcus Randolph Byous
OH 05-10-1969 Vietnam Army
399
James Patrick Byrne
OH 03-08-1967 Vietnam Marines
400
Donald Edward Byrum
OH 06-28-1966 Vietnam Army
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